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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
SOUTH BUTTE NOTES.

Charles Ramsey is up from Anaconda.
H. S. France, an engineer on the Utah q
Northern, is spending few days in our
city.
George Houts, Of the Montana Union
yard force, had a thumb thrown out OF
place Monday.
VIM. Husselton, well-known resident OF
our town, was married at Butler, Pennsyl.
yania, on the 18th inst. to Miss Maggie
Maxwell. The bride and groom returned
to Butte on the 22d, and are domicied at
the Northwestern Hotel, where they will
remain until the new home now being built
is completed.
Mr.. Dan Hungats was the recipient OF 8
pleasant little surprise party, on last
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Elvers, Miss Mamie Burns and Mr.. Joe
Hilstead, invaded his cozy bachelor
quarters, and spent a very pleasant even
ing, Music and refreshments formed no
sma u part OF the evenings pleasure. Dan
was pleased to see bis friends and hopes
they will come again.
Correspondence from Bear,couth tells Of
bear chase. An unknown man came to the
logging camp. saying that he had been
chased by two bears for distance OF five
miles. To gain on them he threw Off his
overcoat. The bears slapped a moment,
then started again in pursuit, when he
threw them his c,at. He finally reached
the wood camp in safety. where he spent
the night. The next morning he was with.
out a coat. Ore of the men kindly loaned
him one while he resraced his steps IN
search of his. It was learned that he found
| them, but he failed to return the borrowed
one. The wood men we're very lndignant
and it ia doubtful if q bear-chased maa will
recsive shelter in that camp again.
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An INSOlVENT ROAD.
Tho Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton in
A Bad Fix-Complicated Legal
Prooeedings-Hearing Under
Exceptions To-Day.
st. Louis Wins the Last Game OF the
Sertes-Freight Car Robbers Ar.
rested-TrOuble on the
Texas Border.

HAMILTON, Ohio. October 28.-Judge
Vandever has granted an injunction pre-.
venting the Cincinnati, Hahnilton & Day
ton Railroad Directors from purchasing
the Ives claims. Assets of the road were
found to be about light millions, and liza.
bilities seventeen millions. It was also
found that there ;s practically no money
on hand to meet the liabilities, aud that
the road is insolvent. owing to bad man
agement. This evening Judge Vanderver
appointed Hon. James e. Campbell to be
receiver. On the way down to Cincinnati
the defenda nts stopped at Glendale. fifteen
miles north OF Cincinnati. and obtained q
hearing in cha mber by Judge Joseph Cox.
OF the Circuit Court. Judge Cox issued
staying order, staying and superseding
the order Of the court at
Hamilton. whereby the receiver
was appointed. The case will
come bef re three judges of the Ohio cir
cult tomorrow for hearing under excep-
tiOns. The action OF Judge Cox tonight
in issuing the order OF stay and super
SEIZURE completely annuls and wipes out
all proceedings OF Judge Vanderver in the
common pleas court, at Hamilton. The
case will start tomorrow from the very
beginning in the Ohio State Circuit Court
ut Cincinnati, and will be tried over, as il
there had never been hearing of it. Hon.
james E. Campbell will not serve as re-
ceiver.
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VOICE OF PUBLIC OPINION
The Anti-Anarchist Drama.

CHICAGO. October 25.--Preparations are
already being silently made for the great
anti-Anarchist drama OF November IL.
Already it is asserted orders have been
given to members OF the Second regiment
Of infantry of Illinois National Guards that
they will be required to be on duty
for full week prior to November
at their armory. The probability is that
the First regiment will be called upon
to do so too. Police preparations
around the Jail arc extensive. The sheriff
has already ad ed to the limit a number
OF those that law requires to be present
and to q very few press representatives.
The gloom which has marked the con-
demned men for several days. continues to
deepen on all except Parsous, who keeps
up excellent spirits.
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A Gold Find.

DULUTH. Min, October 25.-The re
ported find OF gold near the international
boundary was proved last evening by the
arrival of George and Frank Spencer o
ST. Louis and Louis Beaubier OF British
Northwest Territory, with small tin box
full of nuggets OF native gold, including q
magnificent specimen OF almost entirely
pure gold as large as q mans hand.
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Deviltry ON tho Border.

GALVESTON. October ga special TO
the News from Brownsville says wealthy
merchants at Rio Grande City are in n
state of terror. owing to the threats OF
Mexican bandits writing anonymous letters
demanding sum Of money. ranging from
81 900 to $4,000. In case of failure to
comply, destruction of themselves, family
and property is threatened. The surround.
ing country is terrorized and appeals will
be made to the Governor for protectiou.
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fastening to Destruction.

LONDON, October 25.-Mr. Gladstone
has arrived at the Marquis OF Ripon's
residence. He made several speeches en-
route In an address at Leeds, he said
with reference to Ireland. that events we're
ripenipg weekly; that the Governments
policy in Ireland was going from bad to
worse, and that the tide was flowing in
powerful currents. and more quickly than
he had ventured to hope. relieving him OF
the anxiety he had formerly felt respecting
the length OF the struggle.
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THIS Is MONOT0NOUS
But It Can't Last Much Longor-St. Louis
DOno Up Again.

But 1t Can't Last Much Longor-St. Louis
DOne Up Again.
CHICAGO, October 25.-St. Louis should
have beaten Detroit to-day but somehow
or other did not. The gentlemen in blue
suits made all the hits aud one error more
than their opponents, but their hits were
so scattered they did not count, and Rich
ar,lsou's three oagger and Thompson's
single both came iu the same inning. and be-
tween them two men got bases on errors.
so there were three runs for Detroit In ono
lump. Cancel made another one in tho
tiith inning. going to first on Robinson's
error and getting around bv virtns OF
paesed bal and Latnam's error. The day
was 80 cold that the attend rance was very
slim. only 400. Score: Detroit 4; St.
Louis, 3.
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GARRETT'S WESTERN TRIP.
Taken Solely to Crafty His Doslro -
Visit the West-A Medical ExDszt's

Taken Solely to Crafty His Dssirs -
Visit the West-A Medical ExDsrs's
Testimeny.
ST.. PAUL, .Minn., October 86.-Robert
Garrett. ex.President Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company, arrived hsrs
tonight at midnight. accompanied by his
personal family and several intimate
friends. Mr.. Garrett is not inclined to
talk concerning his plans, but al the
party declare he has NO purpose beyond
recreation. DR.. Barnard, who was NJ.
Garrett's confidential assistant and Who
has charge Of details OF the trip, gives the
following facts. which are the first authentic
Mr.. Garrett has for q number Of years been
very desirous OF vieiting the Pacific coast
and Mexico, with the wonders OF which hs
is much impressed. The recent severance
of his executive relations to the Baltimore
& Ohio raill DAD now enables him to carry
out this
LONG ENTERTAINED PRoJECT.
It is the intention OF Mr.. Garrett to visit
all places OF interest between hero and the
Pacific coast. to spend considerable time
on the Pacific coast, and then visit the
City of Mexico and other places in that
republic. All the stories about his having
taken palace or house in che City OF Mex
ico are absurd. The party will visit The
Yellowstone if the season is not too far
advanced. After reaching Tacoma Mr..
Garrett will proceed to Portland. makiss
that the basis OF short trips to places OF
interest in the vicinity, and thence proceed
south to Ogden, Salt Lake, Denver aud
San Francisco.
eARRETr's MENTAL CONDITION.
In reply to an inquiry as to Mr.. Garrett's
mental condition, DR.. Barnard said that
for more than two years past, Mr.. Garrett
has recklessly abused himself by mental
overwork. Inhegiting from his father
Enthusiastically large blood vessels in
the head, in moments Of undue mental ex.
citement as a result Of prolonged mental
application there is inevitably an undasF
determination of blood to the head which
has long been a subject Of grave concern to
the family. His family and friends have
been solicitous to protect him from an
attack of congestion Of the brain or brain
fever. of which he has been in imminent
peril for some time.
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A Dynamite Plot discovered.

LONDON, October 25.-A man died sud-
denly in South London, and the police
took charge Of the body. On searching
the clothing OF the dead man the iact was
discovered that he WAS an American and
was connected with dyna mite conspir-
acy. The names Of his fellow conspirators
were given, but the police will not be able
to arrest them, because they have not
done any overt acts An inquest will bo
held tomorrow, when full disclosures re-
garding the conspiracy will result.
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NAPoLEoNIc BOMBAsT.
Sir Wilfred Blunt on Trial.

DUBLIN, October 25.-The trial OF Sir
Wilfred Blunt opened this morning at
Wordfnrd. Mr.. Roman appeared as coun'
sci for the prosecution, and Mr.. Harrington
for the defence. Mr.. Harrington objected
to the constitution OF the court on the
ground that the magistrate lacked special
authority from the Viceroy TO hold an ad-
journed examinations. The objection WAS
overruled. Mr.. Harrington then applied Tor
a summons as against Magistrate ByrDs
for assault upon Mr.. Blunt.
Decision on the point was
postponed. Mr.. Byrne was called to tho
witness stand. He testified that he warned
Mr. Blunt twice on the platform at the
meeting OF Sunday to desist from speaking.
Witness. did not see anybody assault Mr..
Blunt, but before he gave the order Tor
arrest, he found HIM lying on the ground
and Lady Blunt lying over him.
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ADvICEs FROM CHINA.
fyphoons in the Chinese seas Causing Loss
OfVessels and Lives-The China-Amer-
tcan Bank.

fyphoons in the Chinese Seas Causing Loss
Of Vessels and Lives-The China-Amer-
tcan Bank.
San FRANCISCO, October 26.-The steam
ship Galica arrived this morning from
Hong Kong and Yokohama and brings ad-
vices to the effect that on September 15 the
Chinese transport Waylee was lost in Pes
cadares and twenty-eight Chinese and five
Europeans were drowned. The British
bark Oxford was stranded on the Batavian
coast September 10, but no lives lost. 1t
also reports that the steamer Anton en-
eountered typhoon, during which the Sec
ond officer and twenty.four Chinese were
washed overheard and drowned. A
fyphoon is reported from various places in
the China Sea, and nearly all vessels arriv-
ing at Hong Kong report having
SUFFERED MORE OR LESS.
It's reported that Jardin, Mattizon q Co.
nave concluded to contract with Viceroy
Ii Hung Chong for the supply OF $3,OOO,-
700 worth of war material. principally
guns OF barge system. Latest ad.'ces from
!s'rea state that the President OF the For
tign 0iii;e has been dismissed for incompe-
,ence and corrupt practices. Admiral
Chandler and officers OF the United States
ship Brooklyn had an audience with the
King recently, who entertained them at q
banquet. The steamship Gall'ceaoo
ronght Chinese papers containing copies OF
sh agreement for establishing q
CHINA-AMERICAN BANK
concerning which there has been 50 much
controversy. The agreement consists OF
Ten articles. The first article is that the
bank shall be known as the China American
bank and that it's capital will be supervised
and saieguarded by the respective govern
ments "f China and the United States. Inc
second article provides that the capita
snail consist OF ten million Aneri an doi'
hrs. The third article declares thai van,
uerollt will act as president in the united
Sn.ates, but vice-president will be Sent "
.n'na 70 attend to business there. Inc 70
naming articles theu
PROVIDE FOR THE COMING
OF 'silver or gold money by the bank and
nf the issue of paper money to the amoun'
o' one.half the capital of the bahk. Con
eesslons heretofore mentioned to the enec'
mat the bank is to be the medium OF al
!oans for the construction Of railw an, :
sTe,'esraph lines in the Empire are then citeo
an. me agreement, as published, shows tns
.ne .,e name of Vanderbilt was employed u
W. .ne negotiations by Mitkiewicz and ina
me United States Government was men
TONED as being cognizant OF the propose'
agreement. The Shanghai Courier, speak
lnx OF the concession, mentions Pbilsdel
phia syndicate as having obtained a.
,,ishts under the agreement and that Tn
oahk would be- Established.
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was obtained from him. Commissionsr Mon.
roe OF the detective department exnla;n.a
tnet Cohen was believed to DO On aeent oi
the Clan M Gael. the head Of which. Cen.
eral Miller, was in London during the iuhi.
zee ceis6ration. His London agent II
Gsu 1s@ed Aeivi!le. Melville's landlady said
Cchen had frequently visited him. Com.
tI IIissioner Munroe showed by his questions
tnat ne believed that plot had been on.
.eseo INTO TO kill Mr.. Balfour. verdict
vas rendered that the decessed died from
natural causes,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-In the Epis-
eopal Missionary Council to-day. Mr..
Prince stated that the greater portion OF
the Commissions funds had been expended
in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and Min
nesota. A resolution providing that all
parishes that had not made the contribu.
tions to the fund be requested to do so on
the second Sunday in November1 was
adopted. At the afternoon session ad'
dresses were delivered on the missionary
work in Japan and China. The house OF
bishops will meet tomorrow morning. The
principal business before them is the NOM
ination for bishops for the two missionary
jurisdictions OF Nevada, Utah and West
Texas and probably for the new Jurisdic'
ton OF Alaska.
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Not Propitiated by Ipsul,

LONDON, October 26.-The News says
that Lord Salisbury must already regret
the rashness of his choice. Chamberlain
temper is much against him in politics and
is likely to be fatal i'll diplomacy. He
seems to have forgotten that American
citizens, whether OF English or Irish blood,
are not propitisted by insult.
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Washburno Funeral Services.

CHICAGO, October 26.-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains OF the late Elihu e..
Washburne took place to-day in Unity
Church. The coffin was covered with
mass of flowers, the most noteworthy being
a cross of ferns, mingled with the flag OF
Germany. test inonial by tho German
Consul. The front of the altar was dra ped
with colors of the United States, mingled
with the flags of Germany and France.
When the services began the church was
filled with the family and friends OF the de-
ceased, many prominent Americans being
present. The German Government was o.
ficially represented by Baron Won Morden'
FIGHT, Imperial German consul. Professor
Swing delivered the funeral address.
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Suing for an Island.

LOUISVILLE, October 27.-Tbe State OF
Indiana has sued the State of Kentucky
for the possession of Green River Island,
which is situated in the Ohio River at the
mouth OF Green River, and just above
Evansville. Indiana. 1t is during lower
water directly connected with the main
land of Indiana, and has bee n for twenty
years; therefore the State of Indiana
claims the island as part Of her territory,
though it is now treated as part OF Ken
tucky.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
Freight Car Robbers Arrested.

TUCSON, A. T., October 26.-The system
of robbing freight cars on the Southern Pa
cific railroad has been going on for ak
months between Tucson and Ell Paso. De-
tective Lew Harris to-day arrested ]. Grit
9Th. freight conductor. Chas. Eddy and j..
Buchamel, freight brakemeD. The evidence
pointed strongly to them. All confessed
their guilt. Other parties are implicated
and more arrests will be made. A large
amount OF goods have been stolen during
the last eix months and disposed OF at
Tucson, Benson, Wilcox, Ell Paso and in
termediate points.
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Petroleum Refluery Exuloeion.

DuNKrRK, France. October ga terrible
explosion occurred at Deputy Trysterom's
petroleum refinery to-day. 4 IRE broks
out and the building was gutted. TIE
flames spread to adjoining sawmills, which
are still burning. Several persons have
perished in the flames. Seven seriously
burned have been taken to hospitals.
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TO BE SECLUDED.
Osnsr Indians to Be Kept ON Their Res.
srvattons Away From the Crows.

oshsr Indians to BE Kept ON Their Res.
ervattons Away From the Grows.
WARRINGTON, October 26.-Ths Secretary
OF the Interior to-day received the follow.
ing telegram from Indian Inspector Arm,
strong at Grow Agency in Montana:
Twenty Gros Vsntre Indians, we'll armed,
are on the reservation en- route across into
Shoshone Agency. I have requested the
military to stop them and hold them at
the post until you can be heard from.
They should not be allowed to 90 further
at this time. but should be returned to
their agency. Instruct agents not to Der
init any Indians to pass there
until matters are settled" The
telegram was Transmitted to the
War Department. With the request
that the military authorities be instructed
to return the twenty Gros Ventres to the
agency to which they belong. The Commis-
sioner OF Indian Affairs has been instructed
to notify agents In Montsna and adjoining
Territories to use every effort tn keep their
Indians on their reservations and not to
Iermit any Of them to visit the Grow Reser.
walton.
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Coercion "a Hydra-Headed.

LONDON, October 27.-5ir William Vernon
Harcourt, speaking at Portsmouth to-day,
denied the possible shelving OF the Irish
question. which came back always with re-
newed force. Coercion would not down.
The question was like the fabled hydra,
when one head was cut off, another would
grow in it's place.
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Cattle Quarantine Kaleed. .

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Oc, ,ober p -Governor
Ross has removed all cattle quarantine re-
strictions from Illinois except Cook County
This action was advised by the New Mexico
Quarantine Commissioners. who also re-
port New Mexican cattle in the finest con-
dition ever known at this time vi yesr.
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Northwestern Car Company Sold.

SALTWATER. Minn., October 27.-The
sale of the Northwestern Car and Manu-
featuring ompany occurred this morning.
and resulted in the purchase OF the works
5v the Minnesota Th, esher Company. upon
the Sabn plan, for $l,Ol5.OOO. The
Porter party dropped QUO after bidding
81, ,1O3 900.
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Mining News.

The Hope Company of this city are per-
fe: ting arrangements to perform some m"cn
needed work around the mine before winter
overtakes them. A new building Is TO ne
erected over the present plant, as at pres
ent it covers only the engine and black
smith shop. The new building Will De
neither imposing nor ornamental, but VIII
add much to the needed comfort OF tne
miners and top men generally. In the past
they have had to be out in the bitter colo
with no shelter whatever. The new man.
apement, after the completion ut the hoces,
sarv improvements on the surface. WI WI
sink their nam workings an additional LOU
feet. and also open up the mine in s'ch
MANNER that il Gao be worked moro con.
veniently than at present. :,
The Anaconda is daily pro- uf ,'2 lte
regular quantities of ore. h." p'ny the
smelter in full operation.
The Old Culusa is busiIv gagged in
doing some much needed dead work and is
NOT hoistine much ore of consequence,
though sufficient, with the aid OF what
comes from the ore dumps OF the Noun
taih View, to keep the ismelter working on
rather a limited scale. No work OF any
great ma gnitude will he done ny the Bos'
ron and Montana Company until the com
ing spring. ,..
The Colorado. Parrot and Butte Re
duction Works continue their regular out.
puts ofmatte and copper. with no mater1a
| Increase or decrease.
Yesterday a fine body OF ore was discov.
cred or the 5OO.foot level of the Blue Bird
| mine. Assays OF this ore showed that II
| runs over $50 ounces in silver. Native
| silver could be seen ALTERED over the ore
| Yesterday w. F. Stanton and 8. W
Cheney. Of Tombstone, Arizona. visited
the mine and mill of the Blue Bird MINING
Company. c. w. Goo iale accompanied
the gentlemen to the property. after whlcf
Manager Booram took the party in TOW
and show them the inside working. o.
both mine and mill. They were highly
pleased with what they saw. AID one o
them remarked. after having gone through
the works. that the plants, ETC.. abou'
| Tombstone were mere Infants in compar
ison.
| Not long since it was ascertained that
some one was hurt at the Anaconda mine
but lust in what manner and how badly
could not be learned until last evening. Ee
Cordehey, party working in the ore house
while in the darkness. fell into the chute
The carmen, not knowing OF the aerident
dumped two or three cars that rather
aroused the incumbent to his perilous con
djtion, and few groans brought hin
needed assistance. carriage was pro
cnr,,d and the unfortunate conveyed to hl
residence. His injuries were but slight
and will condne him to bic hauss but
Sew days
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Suit Against Gould Withdrawn.

NEW YORK, October 25.-The six million
dollar suit against Jay Gould and Russell
Sage, as trustees Of the Kansas Pacific
railway securities, brought by Stoop and
Reno of Amsterdam, was discontinued
this afternoon by the attorney in this
city on telegraphic ord .rs from his clients.
The cause of this action is not known here.
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Bo1ljgerent Language.

BERLIN, October 26.-An article printed
yesterday in the Moscow Gazette referring
10 the results OF the recent man@uvres OF
the Russian reserve excites renewed dis
trust. After declaring the entire success Of
q measure similar to. mobilization, the
article concludes with the words: Russia.
as we'll as France, can now say we are
ready"
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New YORK. October 28.-The Supreme
Council Of the Sovereign Grand Inspector
General Of the thirty.third degree, Scottish
Rite OF Freemasonry for the United States,
have been in session in this city for two
days. The following officers were elected:
Judge John G. German, OF New York.
Sovereign Grand Commander; Vim. A.
Hershiser, of Columbus, Lieutenant Grand
C,mmander; Granville A. Frambies, of
Ohio, Grand Master of State; Robert E..
Roberts, Grand Treasurer General; Robert
B. Fol2er, M. D., II Brooklyn, Grand Cor.
responding Secretary General; John g.
Barker. Grand Secretary General; John
Boyd, Grand Keeper of the Archives; Isaac
F. Graham. of Connecticut, Grand Stand
ard Bearer; E. J. Edwards. OF Minneapolis,
Grand Captain of the guard.